My recently deceased husband was member of this group.
I would ver y much like to participate in a discussion or debate if at all
pòssible and provided the issues are relevant and appealing.
I am a language teacher and translator who has spent a good part of her
life reading and writing.
WHAT forums? tom
In a message dated 4/17/2010 9:07:58 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
tah...@post.harvard.edu writes:
It's my impression, as a Constable, that this list is NOT supposed to be
used for general purposes of discussion. Even Larry, I believe, has only
used it *very* sparingly
The forums are found at http://forum.citizendium.org
Chris
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To: citizendium-l@lists.purdue.edu
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Subject: Re: [Citizendium-l] What about turning thus (back) into a discussion
list?
WHAT forums? tom
Go here, and maybe join
http://forum.citizendium.org/http://forum.citizendium.org/
We came under a major spam attack a couple of weeks ago and had to
take measures to prevents hundreds of spammer accounts from being
automatically created, so now when you register to
Hi Irma,
Go here, and you'll be able to join.
http://forum.citizendium.org/http://forum.citizendium.org/
Are you a member of Citizendium? You can join
the Forums as either a Member or a non-Member,
but it's easier to participate as a Member. If
not, why not join Citizendium? It's easy
Michael, are we talking about the *same* Forums here?! What could
*possibly* be easier to understand, to follow, and to participate
in? Truly I'm baffled by your comments!
Hayford
As for people not using the Forums for discussion of matters of
importance -- in my opinion that is primarily
unscbcribe
nbsp;please i thought i had--
David Kulas
daqu...@onebox.com - email
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Subject: Citizendium-l Digest, Vol 41, Issue 5
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Forums work well for some things, not so well for others. My own
experience is that narrow-subject low volume forums, are fine - sports
clubs, residents associations, that kind of thing.
High-volume/wide-ranging forums I find distracting - loads of new
posts each visit, which I have to check to
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* can use them,
surely everyone else in the world can!
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This discussion has been moved to the Forum at
http://forum.citizendium.org/index.php/topic,3131.msg28495.html .
Daniel
On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 2:42 AM, Peter Schmitt
peter.schm...@univie.ac.at wrote:
A few quick thoughts:
The Forum is more convenient, I think.
It is easier to browse and
a pretty good idea
of how they ran and what they are used for. If *I* can use them,
surely everyone else in the world can!
Hayford
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